Today, though, my partner and I took a walk round to make sure the bits of wood propped in the sinks were still there (to let animals out who may drown). We were surprised to see one sink was really heavy with tadpoles. We know there's frogs all over the land, but we've never seen tadpoles funnily enough.
When I went back this evening, the same sink was almost black with them. It's as if all the frogs chose the same place to mate. You can't see anything in there but tadpoles!
I don't want to move any as there could be a reason they've not chosen other sinks. But what can I throw in as food? They'll never manage without help, the numbers are too high.
Pond pellets? Boiled egg yolk bits?
Please help, our froggy friends need you!
